Kramer High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Back Row---V. Feye, F. Flamme, H. Ernst, H. Eiting, S. Drinnin, T. Bredehoft, R. Bonk, L. Blaser, C. Ahrens, D. Bell R Aerni D. Adkisson Fifth Rowe--R. Loseke, D. Loseke, G. Kerr, H. Jones, R. Johnson, J. Jarecki, C. Gerliring, M. Houser, D. Henggeler, D. Hoefelman, C. Gans. Fourth Row---C. Nelson, H. Nauenburg, G. Muel- ler, D Menke, P. Matson, G. Lusche, N. Luetkenhaus, L. Lueschen, P. Luchsinger, M. Luchsinger. Tligird Roni-- ' ' . N'ff r. J. Settje, B. Schroeder, M. Schreiber, L. Schreiber, H. Schmidt, D. Schmidt, H. Podraza, A. Otte, 3 ee Second Row---P. Wuethrick, T. Wilke, K. Wendt, E. Watke, T. Vaught, G. Stuefer, D, Stuefer, V. Spitz, G. Spitz. First Row---W. Wurdeman, K. Osten, W. Klug, D. Kuhn, C. Stevenson, G. Luchsinger, R. Saalfeld, M. Wurdemari, W. Wurdeman. Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America under the expert guidance of Mr. D. Crosier had a most successful and profitable year. They diligently strived to make the best farmers better through Vocational Agriculture. Among the many memorable occasions were the Scavenger Hunt with the F.H.A., the Green- hand initiation, the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, and a Box Social with F.H.A. But the last and biggest event of the year was the Camping Trip to Victoria Springs in- May. The boys who served on the cabinet and helped to make these things possible were Clin- ton Stevenson, presidentg Donald Kuhn, vice- presidentg Gene Luchsinger, secretaryg Willis Klug, treasurer, Kenneth Osten, reporter, and Richard Saalfeld, sentinel. Future Homemakers of America The highlights of the year for the Future Homemakers of America were national pro- grams which included adaptation of a Foreign Homemaking Class, F.H.A. Week and Bundle Drive, and the sending of Christmas gifts to foreign children. The F.H.A. also held four joint meetings with the F.F.A. including the initiation of new members and a scavenger hunt, a Christ- mas party, Box Social, and an achievement pro- gram. The Columbus Chapter had the privilege of putting oh the District II Convention for this year. Members of eleven chapters attended. The officers for the year were Carylyn Buss, president, Frieda Brunkhorst, first vice- esidentg Elna Muth, second vice-presidentg L a Lindeman, secretary, Erma Schreiber, asurer. Back Row---D. Drawbaugh, J. Edwards, S. Dubas, E. Brede , L. Brakenhoff, E. Bodenhamer, D. Blaser. L. Behrens, J Behle M. Bartels P. Bachtel M. Asche. E. Arndt, L. Aer ' 'f Row---D. Hoefelman,.C. Hobbs, S. Henke, V. Hellbusch, G. Lassek, M. Lange, E. Korte, S. Koopman, P. Koch, E o L4 anssen, P. Jacobs, G. Houser, G. Hook, L. Hollman H. Hollman, D. Hoffman. Third Row---L. Plagemen, E. O en, . Mu ller, J. Moeller, A. Michaelsen, C. Messing, M. Menke, . . . . . . H- N. J. McMeek1n, P. Malek, J. Luchsmger, M. Louis, S. vin n, E..L1ndeman. Second Row C. Wendt, S. Thomas, Swanson M Stevens K Stevens M Sliva M Stahl, e eld, E. Schreiber, E. Schreiber, E. Schreiber, E. Rosendahl, B D. Held, C. Gehring, V. Frost, J. Frese, L. Fickel, M. E G1, L. Engel. D. Eisenman. Fourth Row-.-D. Lewis, Roelle, Podraza. Y First Row-l-M: Buchholi, L.CKor ali . Buss, F. Brunkhorst, E. Muth, C. Buss, E. Schreiber, E. Marty, - , - ' A , . A , . ' . t --- . ' , . ' , . . . A Walsh M Livingston E Wergin D Zwiener W tured S Davis L Lindeman G Mueller I

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,4mmczZ5 Editor in Chief .............. Marilyn Hunkins Assistant Editoi '.................... Janet Rogers Business Managei '...... .,...... B ud VanBerg Ass't. Business Manager '.... Donna Olcott As prospectors searching for gold-a high school diploma-551 miners spent the past nine months in their Sutter's Fort, Kramer High School. Not all of them struck gold this year but there is plenty for those that are diligent in their search. Realizing that history was being made by these Discoverers the forty-niner annual staff kept this record of their discoveries and ad- ventures. J Rogers, D, Olcott, B. VanBerg. M. Hunkins To make the annual complete many difficul- ties had to be overcome. The battles were not against Indians but against lack of time, inspir- ation, patience, and the other intangible things which were so necessary. The staff lost in a few of these conflicts. but under the proficient guidance of Miss Ran- ey and the invaluable help of Mr. Bower, the staff emerged in May-older and wiser-with a record of the never-to-be-forgotten gold rush of the past year. Standing---S. Bitner, Basketball Editor: R. Mlinar, Football Editorg J. Schacht, Organization Editor: C. Glur, Sen- ior Editorg M. Hanke, Junior Editor: R, Kluver, Organization Editorg Miss Raney, sponsor. Seated---R. Nielsen, Fea- ture Editorg M. Fricke, Senior Editor: M. Buchholz, Freshman-Sophomore Editor. Typist: D. Held, Circulation Edi- tor: D. Allison, Faculty Editor: P. Fuehring, Feature Editor, Typist. Not Pictured---Doris Miller, Typist.

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QM-fl? PM Al SHOP FOREMEN These boys work many hours in supervrs ing shop classes and nelprng students through the construction of their progects They also have countless duties rn repairing school furniture building stage sets and various other odd Jobs requiring much patience and skillful craftsmanship This skill IS gained only through years of diligent shop pr actrcc We owe many thanks to the hard working shop foremen for all the time and effort they have u ed to better our chool JUNIOR LIBRARIANS Striving to better acquaint the students with the library are the Junior Librarians who gave their trm and effort to learn as well as to ard Under patient and understanding gurd ance f t r sponsor M1 ankrn the Junior Libra ave again thi ear assisted in solv in t tu e many 1 rary problems A w rvrty this ear as Penny Day Johannes J Toolev C Krumland R Seidel held once a week The penny collection was taken rn the English classes and used for books chosen by the students Their leaders for the second semester were Margaret Borneman presrdent Rosella Blaser vrce presrdent Erma Schrreber secretary and Luetta Korte treasurer and for the first sem ester Rose Murphy presrdent Frieda Brunk horst vrce presrdent Ellen Marty secretary and Eleanor Finley treasurer r 4 ' I 1 14' 4' AL L, ,- Q V 4 , X 6' 1 . -' db if . ll .. ' ' ' . . . ' ' . ' , S ' ' S . R. Kluver, J. Settgast, K. Arndt, R. Bushnell, Mr. Alpers R 3 . t 1 ' . I . . . . I 9 l 9 7 . . . . - ' 3 1 . . -' . ' . .' . , Z - . , . 3 . , y 1 ' g d G . . 1 f K ' , V, - U 1 , 1 e , , . , a . , A L J . , . , x. flaw Yyfpiwgx X KUWWLQJIJV '-Czech , Standing---C. Buss, G. Houser, M. Schutte, E. Schreiber, M. Buss, D. Held, E. Klug, E. Schreiber, A. Ellefson, ' N. Smith, L. Ross, Miss Rankin, R. Blaser. -gr Seated---M. Elston, M. McCarty, L. Korte, E. Marty, E. Schreiber, M. Borneman, R. Murphy, M. Goede, F. Brunk- horst E. Finle l 1 y- Not pictured---L. Andrews, E. Fickel, B. Vaught. -J4GlI K ,451 Mfg Th ' f x. ' I' A